2. Where does William meet Rosie one day?
(a) In a small book store along the Thames.
(b) At Vauxhall Bridge Road.
(c) Outside the gentleman's club.
(d) At a tea party.

3. What does Ted seem to be doing?
(a) Getting ready to divorce Rosie.
(b) William has no sense about it.
(c) Getting ready to snatch a piece of fame.
(d) Broadening his horizons.

4. To William, how does Rosie always remain?
(a) Unspoiled and artless.
(b) Fun but not too bright.
(c) Warm and caring but with a layer of roughness.
(d) Deceitful but fun.

5. Why does Hillier seems suspicious at the Saturday afternoon parties?
(a) Because Rosie and William laugh at nothing.
(b) No particular reason.
(c) Because Rosie and William call each other pet names.
(d) Because Rosie and William exchange secret looks.

6. Who greets William as he walks down High Street?
(a) A former classmate in medical studies.
(b) A former classmate at his prepatory school.
(c) The old curate from Blakestable.
(d) A good friend of Rosie's.

7. Where does Rosie live?
(a) Brooklyn.
(b) Philadelphia.
(c) Newport News.
(d) Yonkers.

8. To what do the Driffields invite William?
(a) To share thier box at the horse track.
(b) To a book reading.
(c) To some friends's home for tea.
(d) To their regular Saturday afternoon gatherings.

9. Why does Rosie rarely attend luncheons and teas?
(a) She knows that she is not truly wanted.
(b) She has too many other things to do.
(c) She is bored with them.
(d) She does not understand the lectures.

10. How does Rosie act about her and Ted leaving debts in Blackstable?
(a) She justifies their position.
(b) She pretends she did not know that Ted had debts.
(c) She laughs it off.
(d) She is embarrassed.

11. What does William think of as the "crown of literature?"
(a) Fiction.
(b) Rhetoric.
(c) Poetry.
(d) Drama.

12. What is one thing that has not changed about Rosie when William sees her late in her life?
(a) Her good figure.
(b) Her child-like and mischievous smile.
(c) Her concern for others.
(d) Her deepset, sparkling eyes.

13. Who did Rosie think Ted would marry rather than Amy?
(a) No one.
(b) His first girlfriend with whom he has a son.
(c) Mary-Ann.
(d) Isabel.

14. What does William discover that surprises him?
(a) That Ted and Rosie are not actually married legally.
(b) That Ted is the author of 20 books and on the brink of discovery.
(c) That Roy is the same age as William and has already published several books.
(d) That Rosie if pregnant.

15. Who calls Rosie a nymphomaniac?
(a) Isabel.
(b) Rosie.
(c) Amy.
(d) Roy.